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n-factor of Mn(NO3)2 when it converted into MnO4–2 and NO is:

10
2
5
7

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Answered by adventureisland
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The converted into (M_{n}O_{4})_{2} and NO is 10.

Explanation:

(M_{n}O_{4})_{2}2M_{n}O_{4}^{-}2M_{n}^{2+}

M_{n}O_{4}^{-} gets reduced to M_{n}^{2+} as it always does in acidic medium.

Compound has 2 atoms of M_{n} in it so, factor is given by,

=change in oxidation number per atom*number of atoms per molecule or formula unit of the given reagent

=5*2

=10.

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